IT'S FRIIIDAY! #8: Crayons and AK's

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Welcome inside the Treehouse. Along with
you, I'm Dan, O'Malley with Trey

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Trenholm and Roz Sharma. I want
to mention briefly to make sure you go

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check out Brooks Wheeling at the Dallas
Comedy Club this weekend. You got shows

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tonight tomorrow. For ticket infoe go
to Dallas Dashcomedy Club dot com. That's

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Dallas Dashcomedyclub dot com to go see
Brooks Wheelan and and you can go see

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that guy who's pointing his finger at
his face making circles with it. Goes

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are our dear, dear friend and
Treehouse member Raj Sharma, also at the

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Dallas Comedy Club in just a couple
of days on his birthday for a birthday

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show. Info Dallas Dashcomedyclub dot com. Congratulations, not only have you made

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it into the Treehouse, but you've
made it to fred day. And I

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guess Raj has graduated from no background
while recording the show to is that a

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stuffed cow over your shoulder? Yes, that's that's what they That's what they

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give Hindu kids at birth. It
just says, it just says, It

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just means, It just means Grandpa
misses you. It is. It is

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amazing how that cow no matter,
hang on, let me see Okay,

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don't move your head, Rose,
let me look over here in the second,

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here go back over here, we
go back. Yeah. Yeah,

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his eyes are looking right into your
camera, therefore following me everywhere. Yep.

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Yeah, that's a creepy as it's
I'm I'm in Houston at the moment.

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I went to watch my friends at
a e W wrestling last night and

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saw them and did they suit plex
you into a child's bedroom? Yeah,

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it's kind of what it looks at
a teddy So over your right shoulder,

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you've got a plush cow. And
over your left shoulder, is that a

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teddy bear shoved in the corner.
There's multiple teddy bears up there. You

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can't see that one can nor down
down in the middle shelf. It's yeah

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right there, yep, I'm sure. And then there's that looks a little

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bit like a miniature Teddy Rucksman,
I had one of those. There's a

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pumpkin with with glasses. Uh and
why are you in a child's room?

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Well, it's I'm gonna need a
solid explanation on this because I've still got

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some fresh wounds PTSD. I just
Robert Downey Junior last night. No,

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this is the spare room in my
girlfriend's sister's house. There's also the book

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that they gave me to read.
I don't know if you can see that

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you have a superpower Mindy Pie meets
Ezekiel and Chiara We Don't Understand Racism,

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which I thought was a great book
for them to give me. I'm like,

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you guys are very white and I
understand. Well, I'm glad.

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I'm glad you made it into the
tree house. It seems odd that you

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seem to have been relegated to adult
time out into a children's room. But

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let's yeah, this is this is
the spare bedroom. So they moved so

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LJ. My my girlfriend's nephew,
is is twenty one. He's in college,

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so he's got his own room.
And then they all the kids stuff

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from one he was growing up has
moved into this room. So there's all

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of the you can't even see what
I'm like. This is. I'm my

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microphone is stated on top of legos. I'm like like like a school desk

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for five year olders. No,
I'm sitting on a chair. Then there's

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a bar chair in front of me. That's what the laptops on. Then

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the mic is actually being held up
by books, and then what's on the

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books that are on top of a
crate of w W and ae W action

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figures, and then the next crate
after that is every lego possible. So

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it really is a great example of
you never know the struggle that someone is

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going through when you only see this
much of their life, when you only

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see what they show you, you
don't know their real struggle. Yes,

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well, I'm glad you made it, and I think you should. I

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kind of think you should take that
cow with you. And yeah, yep,

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he still followed me. Yeah.
Now it's creeping me out because now

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I see it. Yeah. So
that but we're here and we're good,

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so good. Today is of course, Friday number eight episode here in the

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Treehouse, so we appreciate you joining
us for that. There are a couple

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items that we need to discuss before
moving on to the day's major activities,

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which is of course, birthdays and
some crazy ass news stories. The first

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of which is, Trey, how
are you feeling? Because you were under

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the weather when it was time for
us to record the Treehouse Football Podcast,

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so Raj and I did that,
just the two of us, but we

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missed you. How are you feeling
much better? Yeah, I've woke up.

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I had gone to bed with a
headache, woke up and taking some

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advill PM. At first I thought
of it. I was having some kind

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of reaction to that, and then
got in the shower my eyes and nearly

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collapsed. And then I realized my
equilibriums might be a little off and had

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an air infection, but probably probably
got on some antibiotics and feel much better

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today. So in addition to the
antibiotics, does that mean it's about time

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to get you one of those silver
handrails for your shower? I? Yes,

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it very well. Maybe you do
you have stairs so we can get

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like the chair lift thing? That
would be yeah, I actually that was

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I had to I was so bad. I had to put I have a

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little I bought something when I thought
I was gonna have to have surgery.

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And I have this little like papoose
that I put Daisy in to carry her

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down the stairs. And I actually
put her in one of those because I

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was so wobbly. I didn't want
to carry her. Oh wow, okay,

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Well I was gonna make jokes,
but I'm glad you're better left handy,

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and I'm Daisy the chwaller is is
not injured as well. So one

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of the major things that we discussed
in the football podcast, which we have

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not listened to that please do Treehouse
on air dot com the Football Podcast number

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six or something. Obviously we talked
about, you know, the Cowboys winning

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Monday Night. Yeah, everybody feels
good going into the Bible. But the

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main thing we discussed, and then
I'm really curious about Trey, is how

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how many crayons in the crayon box
did you have as a child. I

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remember the big box that had like
forty eight see m h and then money.

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Then you'd have the small box.
Yeah, and the starter, like

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the one that everyone got at first
was the eight that was like the eight

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or twelve. Yeah, that's it
was eight, okay. And then so

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I ended up peaking at sixty four
thinking I had you know, I had

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made the big time. But then
you know, some other rich kids showed

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up and they had like the one
that had like one hundred and twenty or

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something. No, I peaked.
I think my parents realized early on that

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drawing was not my thing. I
couldn't even stay in the lines. So

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I think I peaked with a Crayola
marker set, probably sometime second third grade,

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and then after that it was just
a waste of money. Yeah,

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so I think I peaked at sixty
four. RAJ, what was your your

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biggest Crayola box? Sixteen? Sixteen? RAJ peaked at sixteen? I'm sorry,

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yeah, I see. I was
curious about Trey because Trey has a

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childhood of two locations. One was
Highland Park, which is very affluent,

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and the other is Leonard, Texas, which is very rural. So I

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wondered if Trey started out like one
of the kids that had one hundred and

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twenty something crayon kit, but then
when he went to go live with his

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dad and Leonard, Texas, they
basically put him in front of a bathtub

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and with wax and said you're gonna
have to make your own now, as

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Belt was supervising, Yeah, or
Trey would have to sit on the porch

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and whittle his own He made his
own map pencils. Dan envisions my transition

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from Highland Park to Leonard, like
I can't remember, there was an old

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TV show where the guy was like, you know, No, he was

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like stripped of his rank and everything, and he had been kicked out of

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the base. It was like a
Cowboys and Indians thing, you know.

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It's like you get stripped of your
legos and your polo and you're, you

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know, leaving Holland Park. So
what was your name? Dances with Crayons?

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This is my friend, Burnt Sienna. I don't think you're supposed to

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refer to them. I just like
when when Dan mentions you going to Leonard,

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it's like Wizard of Oz just goes
to black and white from color.

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That's not far from the truth.
I mean it was. It was great

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culture shock to go from from Island
Park to Leonard, Texas. Yeah,

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the man you are today, Uh
huh, we have to make a road.

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I want to go to Leonards.
I went. I did. I've

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always wanted to do this, and
I'm sure you guys have seen it before.

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When you're going down the highway here
in Texas, they have those little

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roadside saloons and little bars that you
see and you're like, I wonder who's

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in there. Well I did that
yesterday. I went. I went into

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one. I was in Rosenberg,
Texas for the aw match and got there

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early and I had about an hour
and a half to kill and I found

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this place called The Bohemian in Tavern, and I said, let me go

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in and I part and I saw
another person of color, and I went,

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okay, I think this will be
all right. Safety and numbers.

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Well there was just one of them
and me, so I'm like, there's

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safety in number and he was outside
and I didn't. I didn't equate that.

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And then I went inside. And
the first thought when everybody stopped what

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they were doing and turned if,
I felt like I was in lenyard.

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Everybody stopped and was like, who
is this? And I out loud,

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I think I'm messing up your meeting. Hey, clad, They don't typically

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come to us. This is weird. Did you order this on Uber Eats?

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Yeah? And then I walked up
to the bar and I said,

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have a diet coke and she goes
with what And I was like, I

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just want to die coke? Uh? And she very reluctantly uh. Play.

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She wouldn't touch my hand. She
just placed it on the mat and

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then walked away forever, like I
never never talked to that bartender again.

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I just I'm kind of surprised you
got the diet coke at all. Yeah,

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And I was right around the corner
from the venue. I was like,

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you guys have been lovely people.
Thank you for your hospitality. I'm

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gonna walk out of these double saloon
doors out in the daylight before the cross

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lighting starts. I'm gonna go get
well. Speaking of walking into emergencies,

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the other the other line item I
wanted to get to before we jump into

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U birthdays today. Let me backtracked
this. I obviously I missed the football

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show, but that was the big
points of crayons. Yes, correct,

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what Okay? It came up.
We were curious. It's like, you

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know, that's that's that's how that's
how much winning makes you feel good is

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you don't have to worry about all
the nuances of you know, the red

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zone efficiency or you know, turnover
differentials, or the fact that you know,

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the the Eagles lost to the Jets
or the forty nine ers lost to

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Cleveland. It made we felt so
good going into the bye week that we

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that somehow how many crayons we grew
up with came into the mix. Yes,

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I love delusion as much as the
next man. Let's go with it.

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I know that it's kind of a weird

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housing market right now, but I'm
wondering if you can give us a few

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reasons as to why people are moving
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gas and tolls. Many people are
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spending a ton of money on gas
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office. And which couples with mental
health. I had a client just yesterday

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close on a home dan they lived
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taken an hour and a half to
two hours one way commute. They had

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young children, So imagine that you
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you can't get home very quickly.
And they said the mental health was

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really taking a toll. On number
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because their child gets relocated to another
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number number three is you're talking about
jobs. A lot of people are afty

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new jobs or taking other jobs in
that new job, maybe thirty forty five

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miles away from where you were before. So those are the major three reasons

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why people are moving, But there's
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what the current interest rate environment's going
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rate y'ad damn, it's okay.
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as an equal housing lander three thousand, Village Parkway see four hundred highand Village,

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this weekend at the Dallas Comedy Club.

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You may have seen him on MTV's
Ridiculousness. Now see him in person.

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It's Brooks Wheeling. If you ever
around a couple who's been together for

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a while and they start doing an
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out of there. It gets me
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Mark and Brenda. Mark's like,
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my hair per that kind of means. And then Brenda's like, oh,

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you know, Mark, I don't
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even do a voice, Brenda.
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dot com And honestly, Trey,
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with the crayon thing, but we
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sense to me. Mm hmmm.
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we're just talking about colors. And
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was just brown, but it was
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had the siennas, and then you
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you know, synonyms for different colors
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the wrong name for some colors.
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because I was curious, there is
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Here's so you can get one hundred
and fifty crayons. Now it's called the

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Tellus Oping crayon Tower with one hundred
and fifty colors, no duplicates. Wow,

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And it looks like you can also
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to be the big Mamajama, the
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hundred and forty crayons, but it's
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Gotcha, okay in case you know
you run through them. Yeah, well,

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sometimes you need a mob in each
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that's a that's a okay, that's
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that box and then to Matt Pencils, and then that was it. There

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was no crayons after that. It
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So that was that was kind of
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realized pretty quickly I was terrible at
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and speaking of things staying between the
lines. So the new thing that's happening

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right now is a late appearance by
a what is now tropical storm Tammy,

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who is bearing down on the Leeward
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and we're keeping our eye on that, so it still seems possible that I

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could. I guess what I'm trying
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aren't playing this week, there's still
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it might be from tropical Storm Tammy
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What is it? Rush? Do
you guys just not understand? Like God

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doesn't want you either, Like I
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guys like that's all it is.
You know, it's really not that bad.

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Okay. The good thing with hurricanes
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downside. Like in North Texas.
You know, is when tornadoes happen,

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you don't typically get a heads up
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that's all, that's all. I'm
good. It's just a siren goes off

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and you have to find some some
shelter, that's what. But this is

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God going hey leave no. In
Dan's defense, I want you here like

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Florida the guy you know, the
bearded guy and Daisy Duke smoking meth with

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a pistol. Is that what really
should tell you you don't want to live

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in Florida. Yes, and the
islands. Dan lives at paradise, like

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it would take a lot to go. Maybe we shouldn't be here. Yeah,

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guy from Florida shows up. Then
maybe if the meth guy from Florida

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gets swept up and lands on your
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Luckily the winds don't work that way. He'll end up somewhere in Ottawa.

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Then it'll be Canada's problem. That
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Canada's problem. It is. It
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storm tracks, uh since having moved
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they start off the coast of Africa, they make their way across the

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Atlantic, and you see all these
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they may go, where they might
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heading for tropical Storm Tammy is she
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gets to us. She looks like
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sort of like a sort of like
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hope that model comes to Fruition.
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me as much over the weekend,
and that's that's gonna be. Why Tropical

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Storm Tammy does she come? Does
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don't know. But what you gotta
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does come through Florida, takes Florida, man up you know, up north.

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Yeah, all of a sudden,
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of Oak Island a whole new avenue. We don't have the basis right now.

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Oak Island. His Bigfoot on Oak
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he is? Is that where he
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they'll find Bigfoot and he'll join the
Oak Island team finding Bigfoot's treasure. I

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know I've put it somewhere because Bigfoot
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he knows where the big treasure is. Never wanted to dick punch you more

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in my life. That is the
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Today is fred Day, October twentieth, twenty twenty three birthdays today. There's

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not many of them, so that's
good, But there are some really good

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ones. Victoria's Secret Angel I guess
former now because I don't think they have

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the Victoria's Secret Angels anymore Candice swing
Pole is thirty five today. Jack John

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Krasinski, oh yeah, best known
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into quite a career. You have
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highly recommend those, even the sequel, but the first one is phenomenal.

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John Krazinsky, he turns forty four
today, and I think, and I

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think one of the more enjoyable Jack
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think he's supposed to be Read It
Read Richards and Fantastic Four. Well he

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already was read Reachers Read Richards,
not in Fantastic Four, but in Doctor

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Strange and The Multiversal Wholeness because in
another universe he shows up as read Richards

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and then got promptly eradicated by Wanda. But I think it was announced because

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they just did an announcement that he
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guys at Adam Driver who is from
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that he might do it. But
then it seems like it's Krasinsky, which

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I think he'll be really good at
because God, they've had two runs at

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the Fantastic four and screwed both of
them up. Well, the first the

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first ones, you know, weren't
bad. I mean, they had a

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sequel and it was okay, don't
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is the next one was bad.
Okay, when they tried to reboot it,

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that was bad. The first ones
that they did, those are okay.

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That was that was in Marvel's infancy
and it was a new thing.

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And now they've they've got a formula
and they probably got it, you know,

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figured out. Now you think,
hey, let's make the hot one

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of the hottest women in the world, the invisible woman. Let's do that.

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Let's let's make that in the fantastic
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would have taken. She's so hot, let's no one look at her.

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John Krasinski forty four And by the
way, I'm not sure if you knew

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this straight. He was actually in
the running to be Captain America and it

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was it was I don't know if
it was down to him and Chris Evans,

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but he made at least the top
five, and it was very,

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very possible he would have been Captain
America, but they ended up going Chris

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Evans. I think it worked out
for everybody, though, Yeah, yeah,

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uh Snoop Dogg is fifty two today. Yeah, I got high boy

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you saying that, and it really
is amazing though. I mean, if

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you remember back in the in the
nineties, you know when he came out

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and then and he was on trial
for murder, you know, and it

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was I think his name is Calvin
Broadus, is that is Calvin Brods.

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this big scary game and now you know

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he's best. He's with Martha Stewart. I mean, you want to talk

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about a career that has really run
the gamut that isn't impressive. He coaches

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peewee football and stone the whole time. Yep. Yeah. And he's not

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the only one. I mean,
you've got ice Cube. We started out

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similarly with you know, gangster rap
and everything, and now he's done you

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know, family comedy movies and things. I will tell you he's still It

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was a weird track for about three
weeks. I ran into him four times

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in three weeks at the same CBS
in Los Angeles in Ice camber Snoop Dogg,

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Ice Cube, and to the point
where at the last time I was

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like, what's up Cube, and
he just did the head like the bro

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nod. Because we've seen each other
that many times. Uh, he's still

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very scary. I'm just f YI, like he's still very scary dude,

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even when he even when he gives
you the acknowledgment head nod. Yeah.

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One was like he was in I
parked to go to the CVS and he

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was in his car. That was
the third time and I just kind of

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looked over and still got the bro
nod, like he knew who I were,

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Like why are we at the same
CVS all the time? Like who

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are you? Yeah? I wasn't
pictures are asking for autographs. But then

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he came in with his son to
do some late night grocery shopping. At

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the scene, I think the main
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the direction of the head tilt,
like when you get the what's up,

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like the when the head goes up, that's friendly, but if it goes

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down, yeah, that's it's it's
about to be a bad day for you.

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Yeah. Uh. And he walked
in and it was still like you

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can tell everybody and it's a very
nice neighbor in Sherman Oaks and you know,

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and he just kind of walked in
and everybody's like, please leave that

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man alone, Like and just kind
of went on their way and did other

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stuff, like nobody tried to get
an autograph. No, we're trying to

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take a picture. Nothing. Why
is everybody afraid? Haven't they seen him

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in RV? Yeah? But you
know when you when you have to,

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when you write a lyric of today, I didn't have to use my AK.

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You stay away from that guy.
He wrote that from the heart.

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He also wrote that in the nineties. I don't think he's had to use

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his AK since the late eighties,
I don't. I don't think they go

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out of style, Like I don't
know how No, No, I watched

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the news. Aks are still very
much in style. Yeah, I don't

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know how well weapons work, but
I'm thinking he still got his. It's

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like he's a bike. Yeah.
It really is a magical moment when a

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father teaches his son how to use
his first ak as he sends him down

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the street, a little tear down, don't get caught in across fire.

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And then on is it Sunday?
It is Sunday and our very own Ras

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Sharma, his birthday is on Sunday. Yeah, forty eight years old.

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Oh my god, you're so old. You're a pup. My thirty year.

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My thirty year high school reunion was
two weeks ago. Was it really,

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Oh, we need to talk about
that. No, I didn't go.

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I didn't Mine's Mine's coming up.
Mine's coming I'm going to write that

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down for the next for the next
Treehouse podcast episode. Yeah, I didn't

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go to mine. I was like, and neither did the rest of my

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class. So it's good to know. So what you're saying is you're going

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to have more people at your birthday
party than went to your high school reunion.

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There's more people that have Actually,
there's three times more people have tickets

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to my show Sunday then actually went
to my high school reunion. That is

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a hell of a mic drop that
you could have used at the reunion.

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You're in the tree House. Visit
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very helpful advice on your roof eight
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scene when Clark is on the house
and he's stapling the lights to it and

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everything. And to be honest with
you, that's what I did on my

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house in Carlton. When it came
time to put on the lights, I

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was on the roof stapling away doing
my best Clark Griswold, is that the

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right method or should I have not
been doing that? Dan? I mean,

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I think it depends on how you
want your house to be after the

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lights come off. So I mean, imagine if you put ten thousand little

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holes into your roof, you might
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So we would highly recommend not using
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personally, though, this is a
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and it's always after the holiday season, right, so we always get these

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calls. I've got some leaks coming
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the edges of my walls something like
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lights around their eaves and their and
their rakes and everything, and they've sometimes

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stapled or even I've seen them nailed, you know, holders in place,

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brackets, all kinds of stuff,
and it's like you understand, when you

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take that out, you're leaving a
hole or penetration is what it's called in

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the decking and into the shingle,
and so water can get into those and

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will cause problem. Be very mindful
how you're going to be installing those items.

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I guess makes sense. I should
have known better than to turn my

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roof into Swiss cheese. And also, you know you want to make sure

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that the house is plenty supported for
when Santa and the reindeer land on it.

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You don't want Santa crashing into the
living room from the roof. So

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give our guys at COOKDFL Roofing and
Restoration to call in case you've been stapling

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for years. Let them come out
and see how badly you have damaged it,

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and then they can help you fix
it from there. Eight three three

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cook DFW or cookdfw dot com us
its online that treehouse on air dot com.

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Let's get Jaqueline from Brooks Plumbing into
the tree house now the phone number

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two one four three six eight thirty
eight thirty eight. If you find yourself

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in the situation like I'm in right
now, where I'm under contract to sell

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my home in Dallas, you want
someone on your side who will absolutely scare

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the Bejesus out of the other side's
real estate agent. And that's kind of

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what you've done, Jaqueline. Good
job. Yeah, they came to you

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and they said, hey, there's
a sewer leak, and I said,

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I would love to know how they
know that. The only way to really

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really know in this case would be
to get in the crawl space, lay

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on your back, and have somebody
upstairs on ground level running all the fixtures

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invert visually identifying a leak. But
I just had Oliver at your house.

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We know it wasn't leaking, and
I'm one hundred percent all about calling the

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bluff. We'd love to know where
your party is identifying the leaks at.

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Even more, we'd like pictures,
and I'd like to know their license number,

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because I one hundred percent think that
it's just like a handyman or a

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general contractor throwing things out there to
drive the price down. Again, that's

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that's their problem, not yours.
If they don't like the price, they

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shouldn't have made an offer at the
price that they were willing to go to.

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They're looking to pigeonhole you into bringing
the price tag down, And as

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far as plumbing goes, we're not
going to allow that to happen. And

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as my understanding goes, Daniel Cook
is not going to allow that to happen

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on your roof either. You want
good people on your side when it comes

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to a real estate transaction, whether
you're the buyer or the seller, So

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you contact Brooks Plumbing and you will
have the best taking care of you.

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Give them a call two one four
three six eight thirty eight thirty eight.

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That's two one four three six eight
thirty eight thirty eight or Looks Plumbing Texas

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dot com. It's the Treehouse.
You're in the Treehouse. Visit us online

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in my situation, you're trying to
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buyer's agent are kind of being squirreling
on you, get you the pitfull of

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plumbing on your side. That is
Jacqueline from Brooks Plumbing. She will save

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your ass and chew up theirs.
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six eight thirty eight thirty eight.
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eight thirty eight for any and all
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Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com. All
right, got that done? Quick mention?

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Uh. The The Treehouse Halloween Special
twenty twenty three is currently in production.

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I am circling with a pencil on
the calendar Wednesday, October twenty fifth

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for its release. Nice okay will
depend on whether or not it actually comes

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out on Wednesday, October twenty fifth, is whether or not I can get

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it all produced between now and then. In that time, we will also

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You can join that for five bucks. We're also gonna introduce another tier,

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maybe another one as well, that
will include some bonus behind the scenes content

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here in the Treehouse that you can
snag, which will include the table read

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of our tree House Podcast Halloween Special
twenty twenty three, which you will want

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to see because it'll be an audio
only production as far as the final product,

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but the behind the scene stuff will
have video of all of us recording

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it, which I'm sure will be
interesting out there. So that all being

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said, we need to find out
what's happening around the world, all right.

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Today is October twentieth, twenty twenty
three. It is again Friday,

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So glad you made it. Have
you guys heard about the brunch tax that's

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happening in the Bay Area. No, it's not really a tax for everybody.

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It's more than for a specific group. Bay Area restaurants have instituted a

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penalty for brunch vomitters. Yes,
you could just say white claw drinkers,

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but whatever you want to call it. How many white claws does it take

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before you vomit? Thirty three thirty
three. Since the pandemic, area diners

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are finding or a Bay Area restaurants
are finding that diners, often ones in

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their early to mid twenties, are
drinking too much and vomiting in the bathrooms

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or even right on their tables.
Yes they classy San Francisco. Uh huh,

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oh man. The burden on servers
and staff to clean up after these

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public pukers is reaching a fever pitch, making it necessary for restaurants to take

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precautions and implement fees. The cleaning
fee will be fifty dollars if you throw

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up at the restaurant after drinking too
many mimosas. Hell, yes, that's

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a fascinating take because what it does, though, is it it alleviates the

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restaurant for the problem if someone threw
up, then you overserved them, yes,

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uh yes, and then but also
I just like the idea of people

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going bankrupt on bottomless mimosas like that, just for some reason, that just

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makes my heart happy when I see
that picture come out, and it's just

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it's just every every Karen in the
world is just sitting there, uh,

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just frothing at the mouth. And
you know what, Yeah, I'm right

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there with them. Oh no,
I love brunch. Oh god, you

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would like that. Brunch is fantastic, is it? It's yeah, it's

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yummy food. You got yummy drinks. I get to get like Tara and

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I will split a carafe and also
a bloody mary to start, maybe a

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cinnamon bun. It's just you just
woke up late for breakfast, is all

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you did. Buddy. You just
guys gave it a name, like instead

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of just being like, hey,
we're late, can we still have eggs,

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Like, let's call it brunch.
It's just it's the everybody at brunch

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is awful. I've never I've never
met a good group of people like maybe

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you and maybe amazing. It's terrible. And the people that go, the

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people that make plans for brunch are
awful. People like That's that's when they're

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like, we're just gonna We're gonna
meet Saturday for brunch. I'm like,

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you can you can't look look like
it's not it's not wise to just wing

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it at brunch. Like Trey works
in Dallas at the Standard Poor. You

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need to call make a reservation,
so you have to make plans for That's

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how good it is. How much? How much do you like the brunch

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folks, Trey? I like the
brush folk. Fine, they're not on

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the table. Well yeah that and
you know, the only brush people that

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really irritate me are ones that will
come in and then they'll sit at the

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table for four hours and they'll drinking
after two. No, that's not if

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I'm sitting I'm a good brunch customer. Okay, Well I like you because

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you don't remember brunch. That's that's
a different kind of brunch. Ra every

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time I go to brunch, it's
the first time. That is how you

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know that you bruned properly. You
sit down and think this seems familiar,

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but I just can't quite put my
finger on it. Fifty first brunches,

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thanks for hanging out with us in
the Treehouse on a Friday. Have a

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wonderful, wonderful weekend. Don't forget. On Monday will be the tree House

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Plus episode that you can get also
by going to patreon dot com slash Treehouse

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on air and signing up there,
And the regular tree House Podcast episode number

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fifty eight will also drop on Monday. Raj say give that give that cow

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a big hug for us. We'll
do Grandpa's here. We'll see you next

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time in the treehouse or maybe a
branch.